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Built to honour Scotland's National hero William Wallace, this impressive monument overlooks the scene of his famous victory at the battle of Stirling Bridge in 1297 with awesome views in every direction.

Wild and lonely Rannoch Moor is one of the most desolate places in the highlands, unihabited, a land of mountains, moors and lochans.

One of the most dramatic sites in the Scottish Highlands and scene of the infamous massacre in 1692. Glencoe is a mystical and magical place.

Perhaps Scotland’s cutest icon, these friendly & photogenic coos hide a national secret closely guarded by locals! They put the ‘Sexy’ in ‘Wild & Sexy'

Britain’s Highest Mountain stands Mighty Ben Nevis (1344m) is a challenge to walkers and climbers from all over the world

Deep in the heart of the Great Glen lies dark, deep and mysterious Loch Ness.  The world famous Nessie captures the imaginations of all who visit here.

One of the most stunning villages in the Highlands, set on the banks of Loch Ness, and the Caledonian Canal.

Dunkeld (Fort of the Celts) is a historic old town in the heart of rural Perthshire on the banks of the River Tay, one of the most famous salmon fishing rivers in Scotland!

The iconic Forth Bridge, completed in 1890,  is widely recognised as one of the finest bridges on earth. 

The most photographed castle in Scotland which featured in Hollywood blockbusters such as Highlander and James Bond.

Magical Skye is the isle of legend, myth and mystery. It's home to faeries, giants, mountains, castles and a offers unique mixture of Viking and Celtic cultures.

Scene of the infamous battle in 1746 which saw Bonnie Prince Charlies’ Jacobite rebellion crushed. It's an eerie place, full of atmostphere and emotion.

Gateway to the Isles, Oban is a bustling port with loads to see & do and a thriving nightlife.  Probably the best Fish & Chips in Scotland!

The impressive Castle Stalker was built in 1495 by Duncan Stewart of Appin. The Castle was taken by the Campbells in 1620, before being recaptured by the Stewarts after a siege in 1685.

Sitting in the shadow Britain’s highest mountain, Ben Nevis, Glen Nevis was the backdrop to the famous blockbuster Mel Gibson production, Braveheart!

Once home to the Duchess of Sutherland and a place of refuge for Kings & Queens. Wander down the haunted corridors and marvel at the priceless artwork and sculptures. Unforgettable!

Ullapool is a bustling fishing and ferry port found on the banks of Loch Broom, it’s a great place for seafood and nightlife, including pubs with traditional music.